Semaloop vs Panto
Panto is a broad quality suite bundling mobile QA with code review and security scanning. Semaloop runs plain-English tests on real iPhones and Android emulators against every build you ship.
What Panto is
Panto runs natural-language tests on a fleet of real devices with self-healing selectors, across native iOS and Android, React Native, Flutter, hybrid WebView and desktop browsers. It sits inside a wider platform that also does code review and security scanning, so QA is one part of a larger purchase.
Where they differ
| Semaloop | Panto | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope of the product | Mobile testing, and nothing else | QA plus code review plus security scanning |
| How tests survive UI change | No selectors to heal — intent is re-resolved | Self-healing selectors |
| Platform coverage | Native iOS and Android | Native, React Native, Flutter, hybrid, web |
| Non-visual checks | Audio output is in scope | UI-focused |
Choose Panto if
- You want one vendor covering testing, code review and security rather than three.
- You need web and mobile under a single tool.
- Hybrid WebView coverage is central to your app.
Choose Semaloop if
- You would rather buy a testing tool from a team whose whole product is testing.
- You want failures returned as a full reproduction: video, agent reasoning trace, system logs and network traffic.